A very hot glass on putting under cold water cracks. This change is due to ______.

Photosynthesis

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Carbonization

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Condensation

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Solution

The correct option is C
Condensation

This happens due to contraction. When outer surface of glass comes in direct contact with cold water, it contracts more compared to the inner surface of the glass that is not in direct contact with cold water.

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A very hot glass on putting under cold water cracks. This change is due to ______.

The correct option is C Condensation This happens due to contraction. When outer surface of glass comes in direct contact with cold water, it contracts more compared to the inner surface of the glass that is not in direct contact with cold water.

The correct option is C
Condensation

This happens due to contraction. When outer surface of glass comes in direct contact with cold water, it contracts more compared to the inner surface of the glass that is not in direct contact with cold water.